Hearing "do this , do this like this, that like that" every day removes passion from programming I had before. Now I'm starting to get deeper into javascript and to learn backend, and I'm working on a CMS with NodeJS and MySql backend, and vanilla JS on the client side. I like the architecture I had, and really like how I started working on it. Passion is back!

I'm working with quite big Java backend framework ang Angular in my company. I learn a lot of new stuff, but I don't get exicted (at least not in a positive way) about those technologies. Therefore I have a private project to move some everyday browser tasks to the CLI by accessing open REST APIs with small Go programs. I have a command to fetch and display the latest Dilbert comic, one to convert currencies, one to display the current bitcoin price in different currencies, and now I'm working on a client for the Oxford Dictionary API for dictionary lookup and translations. That's the kind of progrmming that keeps me going.

@AndSoWeCode Never did a lot of stuff with databases, only with MySql and MS Access for college. So why not?